Sentence examples for confounding intriguing from inspiring English sources

Deep in the forests of Ukraine live two spritely photographers named Tania and Roman who work together in perfect harmony under the name Synchrodogs to create some of the most surreal, confounding, intriguing, and beautiful photographs of naked people we have ever seen.

Oz is a confounding, intriguing mix of complexities, even contradictions.

This makes for a much more complicated, intriguing and confounding situation than that of the 1980's.

Mr. Allen described Rome as "an exotic city" both intriguing and confounding to Americans, who are nonetheless captivated by Italy's rich culture and history.

In the span of less than a year, The New York Times has published several news and opinion articles about the use of stimulants to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder that are simultaneously intriguing, disturbing and confounding.

In their study Opdahl et al (2012) discussed the possible role of confounding factors in this now well-assessed but intriguing association, indicating that obesity and maternal metabolic factors may have an important role in both diseases.

Confounding by indication is minimized through multiple sensitivity analyses, and even more intriguing is the observation that continued use throughout ICU stay was associated with greater mortality benefit than interrupting metformin at admission (hazard ratios of 0.25 and 0.67, respectively).

But since its announcement at E3 in 2011, confusion and uncertainty has surrounded Nintendo's intriguing Wii U. Is it the latest slab of innovative offbeat brilliance from a company that specialises in confounding expectations, or a desperate bid to keep hold of the Wii's fading casual market?

The impact was confounding.

It really is confounding".

The turnover is confounding.